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In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy gives seven synonyms for God. One of these is Principle; the others are Mind, Spirit, Soul, Life, Truth, and Love.

The study of Christian Science enables us to understand the admonition to be found in Isaiah ( 2:22 ), "Cease ye from man, whose breath is in his nostrils: for wherein is he to be accounted of?" This Science points out the necessity of viewing all existence from a spiritual standpoint, in accordance with the record of creation contained in the first chapter of Genesis, where we read that God created man and saw that he was good. It discloses the falsity of the record in the second chapter, where man is described as having been created from dust and as having had the breath of life breathed into his nostrils.

Across a world darkened by the seeming activity of evil, sickness, malice, lust, and hate, Christian Science shines, a beacon light that illumines the spiritual import of the Bible and renders its promise of goodness and health demonstrable by humanity here and now. The knowledge of this Science is found in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy and other Christianly scientific writings by the same author.

A Powerful and practical statement of a provable spiritual fact is found on page 40 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. It reads, "Remove error from thought, and it will not appear in effect.

To most of us at some time has come the joy of the love of a little child with its purity and unselfishness. Perhaps we have also experienced the anguish which results from concern over these little ones.

As far back as human history records, men and women have reached out for the truth of their own being. They have striven for good, that with it they might elevate human living.

There are some people who think they do not like to work. They think work is irksome.

The great multitude of impotent folk which lay around the pool of Bethesda in the time of Jesus looked to material forces outside themselves to cure their afflictions. We read in the fifth chapter of John's Gospel that the pool was disturbed at a certain season, and the people believed that the first then to step into the water would "be made whole of whatsoever disease he had.

Having finished the early morning study of the Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly, a mother sat with her head bowed in silent prayer. Her little son, quite accustomed to this practice in the home, touched her lovingly, and looking up into her face with a beaming smile said, "Thank God for everything, Mommy.

No doubt one of the most perplexing problems confronting an individual when the spiritual light of the Christ dawns upon him is how to make absolute truth practical. When this awakening comes, however, the honest seeker will not be deterred in his search for Christ, Truth, for he will realize that the solution of any problem depends upon an understanding of the principles governing the solution.